Steelmakers may benefit from Trump trade salvos, but Wall Street warns of longer-term headwinds
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Stocks sink as Trump tariffs rattle Wall Street
The stock market opened with steep losses Monday in the wake of President Trump's aggressive new tariffs on Canadian, Mexican and Chinese goods. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 565 ...The Hill - 5h -
Wall Street Journal editorial calls Trump tariffs ‘dumbest trade war in history’
Some US business leaders reacted neutrally, while JP Morgan CEO says tariff threats can be used effectively. US business leaders are offering a mixed reaction to the steep trade tariffs that Donald ...The Guardian - 23h -
Wall Street Journal slams Trump's tariff plans: 'The dumbest trade war in history'
The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board published a punchy Saturday op-ed listing all the failed reasons for President Trump’s tariff plan, citing a declining trend in trade and manufacturing ...The Hill - 1d -
Five takeaways on Trump’s opening trade salvo
President vows to correct ‘unfair practices’ as US trading partners prepare for an era of tariffsFinancial Times - Jan. 21 -
‘Animal spirits alive’ as Wall Street bankers anticipate Trump boom
US president is expected to slash financial controls and prompt wave of dealmaking. Wall Street bankers say they are at the beginning of “go mode” as they expect Donald Trump’s return to the White ...The Guardian - Jan. 21 -
Wall Street stocks post biggest rally since Trump’s election victory
Easing underlying US inflation and strong bank earnings boost equitiesFinancial Times - Jan. 15 -
Wall Street looks forward to a bonfire of capital and climate rules under Trump
Profits are poised to dominate in a new era shorn of years of hard-won regulatory restrictions. When some of the biggest banks on Wall Street reveal their full-year earnings this week, they will ...The Guardian - Jan. 11 -
A $28 Trillion Corner of Wall Street Is Flashing a Warning About the U.S. Economy
Bond yields have surged since the Fed began cutting interest rates.Inc. - Jan. 9 -
Exodus by Wall Street Banks From Climate Group Worries Advocates
The end of the year saw five of the six largest U.S. banks leave the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, as conservative pressures discouraged their climate change policies.Inc. - Jan. 6
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Trump pauses Mexico tariffs for one month after agreement on border troops
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Bitcoin reverses earlier losses, tops $100,000 after U.S. delays tariffs on Mexico
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Wall Street braces for more volatility ahead as Trump’s tariffs rock markets
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